texts: At least 10 murders and one attempted murder were committed by the American serial killer known as the Grim Sleeper, who lived in Los Angeles, California from 1984 to 2007. He was found guilty of rape and sexual violence. From 1988 to 2002 Franklin appeared to have taken a 14-year break from his crimes. Franklin's trial began in February 2016 after many delays. He was found guilty of killing nine women and one teenage girl. On August 10, the Los Angeles Superior Court sentenced him to death for each of the ten victims he was convicted of murdering. Franklin was found dead in his cell on March 28, 2020.The son of David Franklin was born on August 30, 1952. He was born in Los Angeles, California. He had two children. He was discharged from the United States Army on July 24, 1975, after being found guilty of gang-raping a 17-year-old girl in Germany in 1974. Franklin and two other servicemen stopped to ask directions from the teen and then offered her a ride home. They put a knife to her throat, drove her to a field, and raped her. She asked for Franklin's phone number in order to feign interest in him.One of the rapists took pictures of the women he raped and murdered. He was found guilty of two charges of theft, one charge of assault, and one charge of battery. He was sentenced for one of the charges. The Los Angeles Police Department became aware of an apparent serial killer targeting black women who were chronic drug users and street sex workers. The "Southside Slayer" was believed to have killed at least 13 sex workers between 1983 and 1985. The murders were referred to as the "Strawberry Murders" because they were about a woman who exchanges sex for drugs. The public was asked to give information at the press conference.The South Central community was not told about the possibility of a serial killer earlier. Margaret Prescod and other community activists held weekly protests outside of the LAPD's headquarters in an effort to pressure the department into forming a task force to investigate the murders. Prescod contrasted the lack of police interest in the South Central murders with the attention given to the investigation of Richard Ramirez, a serial killer who targeted women in upscale areas of Los Angeles and San Francisco. She accused the LAPD of indifference to the deaths of women who were poor, black, drug users, and sex workers. There were 15 murders linked to the case by January 1986. The case was still being investigated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department by 1986 despite the fact that more detectives were added to the investigation. The Los Angeles City Council was pressured to increase the reward money for information on the killings from $10,000 to $25,000 by Prescod and her group of activists.The investigators had doubts about their original theory of a single killer responsible for all of the murders. There was evidence that several serial killers were murdering women in South Los Angeles. The Southside Slayer Task Force was wound down in 1987 due to the lack of results relative to the cost and manpower being used. Lieutenant John Zorn told the Los Angeles Times in December 1987 that the flow of clues was almost non-existent. At least two of the so-called "Southside Slayer" murders were committed by serial killer Louis Craine, as well as serial killers Michael Hughes, Daniel Lee Siebert, Chester Turner, and Ivan Hill. Some of the murders may have been committed by the women's pimps or clients, unrelated to any serial killer. The murders of Judith Simpson, Cynthia Walker, and Latanya Johnson were investigated by the Slayer Task Force.Sheriff's Detective Rickey Ross was arrested for the murders after being found with drugs and a sex worker in a vehicle with a gun in the trunk. After his gun was linked to the bullets from the murders, Ross was charged. He was released because it was unlikely that Ross' gun was the murder weapon. There are three unsolved murders. One particular group of killings, which were linked by common elements including the use of a.25 caliber firearm, remained unsolved and unknown to any other known serial killer. The first murder in this series was the murder of Debra Jackson in August 1985, which was linked to the August 1986 murder of Henrietta Wright by forensic firearm examination. By 1987, there were seven victims linked to the same gun, all of whom had been shot in the chest at close range.The "Grim Sleeper" was named due to the long period of apparent inactivity between murders. In May 2007, the killing of Janecia Peters, 25, was linked to at least 11 unsolved murders in Los Angeles, the first of which occurred in 1985. The "800 Task Force," composed of six detectives and overseen by the Robbery-Homicide Unit, was formed that year. The LA Weekly investigative reporter broke the news of the task force's existence, the link between Peters' killing and the earlier murders, and the silence of the Mayor and Police Chief. They did not warn the community or issue a press release. LA Weekly was the first to inform the families that their daughters had been killed by a serial killer. Los Angeles officials announced in September of 2008 that they were offering a $500,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the killer.America's Most Wanted featured the case on November 1. On February 25, 2009, the police officially named the killer the "<mask> Sleeper" after speaking to the press for the first time about the case. In the 1980's, a man reported seeing a body being dumped by Franklin, giving a detailed description and license plate number of a van that was connected to the now-closed Cosmopolitan Church. An extensive interview was conducted with the sole survivor of Franklin's attacks. He was a black man in his early 30s. It was tidy. Kind of cool.He wore khaki trousers and a black polo shirt. The interior and exterior of his vehicle were described by her. Franklin was arrested on July 7, 2010. He was charged with 10 counts of murder, one count of attempted murder, and special circumstance allegations of multiple murders. The Los Angeles County District Attorney identified the suspect as a mechanic who worked for the City of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Police Department. Franklin was identified for arrest by his family. Police searched the database for stored profiles that were similar to the ones found at the crime scenes to see if there was a link to a family.Christopher, Franklin's son, had been convicted of a felony weapons charge in 2008. Christopher was too young to have committed the murders, but investigators looked at his father as the likely culprit. The piece of pizza that was used to make the link was discarded. A police officer pretended to be a waiter at a restaurant in order to get a sample of Franklin's saliva. Franklin was arrested after his DNA was found to be a match. Franklin was linked to the deaths by the saliva found on the victims. Law enforcement missed an opportunity to catch Franklin.Franklin was sentenced to three years of supervised parole after being convicted of a felony. In 2004, voters passed a law that requires everyone arrested on certain charges to have their fingerprints taken. The expansion of the DNA database is required. Thousands of DNA samples were collected by authorities. Franklin's DNA was supposed to be entered in the system while he was on supervised release, but it wasn't as officers didn't collect samples from people who were on supervised release between November 2004 and August 2005. August 2005 was when the department had the resources to collect samples. On December 16, 2010, the LAPD released 180 photos of women, found in Franklin's home, after unsuccessful attempts to identify the individuals."These people are not suspects, we don't know if they are victims, but we do know that the reign of terror in the city of Los Angeles, which spanned well over two decades, culminated with almost a dozen murder victims, certainly needs to be investigated further." Over 1,000 photos and hundreds of hours of video were found in his home. The images show mostly black women of a wide age range, from teenagers to middle-aged and older, often nude. Police believe Franklin took many of the pictures, which show both conscious and unconscious individuals, dating back 30 years. The public was able to identify the women in the photos. The police were considering Franklin as a suspect in six more killings of women. The police were investigating two of the six as potential victims killed during a 14-year lapse between an initial flurry of Grim Sleeper murders that ended in 1988 and several more that began in 2002.Two bodies were discovered in the 1980s and two were reported missing in 2005, but the remains of the other two were never found. After reviewing hundreds of old case files and seeking the public's help in identifying a collection of 180 photographs of women and girls that were found in Franklin's possession, detectives were able to link him to six additional killings. Franklin was held without bail after being charged with ten murders and one attempted murder. He wasn't charged in the death of a suspected eleventh victim, a black man, because there wasn't enough evidence to charge him. The trial began on February 16, 2016 after several delays. The jury began deliberations May 4, 2016 after the closing arguments. After nearly three months of trial and a day and a half of jury deliberations, Franklin was found guilty of all counts.His sentencing hearing began a week later. At the hearing, prosecutors said they believed Franklin had killed four other people. The four victims were not identified by the original set of victims until after his arrest. Three victims, Sharon Dismuke, Inez Warren, and Georgia Mae Thompson, were identified as likely <mask> Sleeper victims by task force officers investigating unsolved missing persons and homicide reports dating back to 1976. Rolenia Morris was identified from evidence found at Franklin's garage. Her body has never been found. Franklin wasn't charged with these murders because prosecutors didn't want to delay the trial further.Franklin was sentenced to death by a Los Angeles County jury. Franklin was sentenced by the Superior Court on August 10. Prosecutors suspect that the first victim was Sharon Dismuke, who was killed on January 15, 1984. His first victim was Deborah Jackson, who was murdered in August 1985. After his last murder in 1988, Franklin took a 14-year hiatus. He was nicknamed the "Grim Sleeper" because of his apparent dormancy. It is believed that there were other victims during that time frame.In January 2007, the last murder was confirmed. All but one of his victims were black. One of his alleged victims was a black man. Sex workers were many of Franklin's victims. All of his victims were found in alleys a short distance from downtown Los Angeles. All of his victims were shot with a.25 caliber gun. Franklin kept nude women's photographs in his garage.Franklin was found dead in his cell on March 28, 2020. His cause of death is pending the results of an autopsy, but there were no signs of trauma. His cause of death and the results of the autopsy have not been made public. Nick Broomfield made a film about Franklin, Tales of the Grim Sleeper. The movie was based on the case. Dreama Walker and Macy Gray are in the film. The Grim Sleeper is an account of the investigation into the case.The story was covered in the fourth episode of the first season of The Face of Evil. The story was used in the first season of Ghosts in the Hood.

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texts: <mask> was born in Detroit, Michigan on October 19, 1926 and died in Tucson, Arizona on March 29, 2004. He is known for his work in ethics, action theory, philosophy of law, and political philosophy as well as individual rights and the authority of the state. <mask> was one of the most influential figures in American jurisprudence of the last fifty years. From 1977 to 1994 he was the regents professor of philosophy and law at the University of Arizona. <mask> was renowned for his research in moral, social and legal philosophy. His four-volume work, The Moral Limits of the Criminal Law, was published between 1984 and 1988. He had a son after writing it.<mask> lectured at universities around the world during his career. Many of his students are now prominent scholars and professors, and he was an esteemed and highly successful teacher. Jules Coleman, Russ Shafer-Landau, and Clark Wolf were his former students. <mask>'s most important contribution to legal philosophy is his four-volume book, The Moral Limits of the Criminal Law. <mask> wants to answer the question of what conduct the state should make criminal. According to John Stuart Mill, the only kind of conduct that the state can criminalize is conduct that causes harm to others. <mask>, who had read and re-read Mill's classic text many times, shared Mill's liberal leanings and suggested that liberals can and should admit that certain kinds of non-harmful but profoundly offensive conduct can also be prohibited by law.<mask> sought to develop and defend a broadly Millian view of the limits of state power over the individual in The Moral Limits of the Criminal Law. He defended liberal positions on topics such as suicide, obscenity, pornography, and hate speech. He conceded in the conclusion to the final volume that liberalism may not be fully defensible and that there are rare cases where certain kinds of moral harms are justified. <mask> offers one of the most famous thought-experiments in recent philosophy: a series of imaginary scenarios he calls "a ride on the bus." <mask> suggests that we imagine a bus ride in which you, a passenger rushing to an important appointment, are confronted by a series of deeply offensive but harmless acts. A man scratching his fingernails across a slate is one of the acts that involve affronts to the senses. Others involve acts that are revolting, such as eating things that are nauseatingly repulsive.Overt acts of flag desecration, shocks to our sense of shame or embarrassment, and a wide range of offensive conduct based on fear, anger, and humiliation are some of the others. The thought experiment is designed to see if we can tolerate harmless but offensive behavior. It raises the question "whether there are any human experiences that are harmless in themselves yet so unpleasant that we can demand legal protection from them even at the cost of other persons' liberties." <mask> believes that some forms of harmless but profoundly offensive conduct can be criminalized. <mask> tried to refute the theory of psychological egoism in a paper for the benefit of students at Brown. He can tell that there are four main arguments for it, one of which is that "every action of mine is prompted by motives or desires or which are my impulses and not somebody else's." A person feels pleasure when he gets what he wants.When we really want to be thought well of by others, or to be able to enjoy the pleasures of a good conscience, we often deceive ourselves into thinking that we want something fine or noble. It is a simple matter to explain away all the supposedly selfish motives. A friendly smile is only an attempt to win an approving nod from a more or less gullible recording angel, and a charitable deed is only an opportunity to congratulate himself on the good fortune or the cleverness that enables him to be charitable. The "golden rule" is no more than a sound success formula, that social and political codes are created and subscribed to only because they serve to restrain other men's, and that gods are worshipped only because they indulge men's selfish fears, or tastes, or hopes. The categories of commercialism replace those of disinterested service and the spirit of the horse trader over the face of the earth. Thesanctions of pleasure and pain are what Bentham calls the'sanctions of pleasure and pain'. Children are only made to acquire civilising virtues when they are rewarded and punished.The history of the race is the same. People tend to behave well only when they know there is something in it for them. Is it possible that just such a mechanism of human motivation as Bentham describes must be included in our methods of moral education? <mask> observes that the arguments for psychological egoism are rarely mounted on the basis of empirical proof. The opening argument has nothing to do with the nature of my motives or the objective of my desires. It is not the origin of an action that makes it a selfish one, but rather the purpose of the act or the objective of its motives; not where the motive comes from. The second argument is flawed in <mask>'s opinion.Pleasure doesn't necessarily mean that pleasure is the sole objective of all endeavor. Although an ocean liner always consumes coal on its trans-Atlantic voyages, it is unlikely that the sole purpose of these voyages is coal consumption. The third argument has no non sequitur that <mask> can see. He thinks that a sweeping generalisation is unlikely to be true. <mask> sees a contradiction. He believes that the only way to achieve happiness is to forget about it, but psychological egoists hold that all human endeavor is geared towards happiness. Jones is apathetic about all but the pursuit of his own happiness in <mask>'s thought experiment.Jones's one desire is bound to be frustrated because he has no means to achieve that. To achieve happiness, then, is to fail completely. <mask> wrote "The Rights of Animals and Future Generations" in 1974. Legal rules recognize rights as "claims to something and against someone." A worker's legal right to a living wage is a claim against their employer. <mask> wants to answer the question of what kind of entities can bear rights. Feinberg believes that a right can be had by any entity with interests.If R protects some interest of S's, some entity can have some right R. Products of mental states such as desires, beliefs, wants, plans, urges, and so on are what interests here are. Contrary to the will theory of rights, animals can be given rights. The question is whether they should be given rights. Is it possible that the interests which R functions to protect should be protected? <mask> argues that our commonsense moral duties towards animals are really duties towards animals, not for the sake of some indirect effects, and so justice demands that animal interests be protected by rights. <mask> applies his interest theory to plants, corporations, severely mentally disabled humans, dead humans, and future generations.Plants can't have rights since they can't be said to have interests. One might think that claims such as "water is good for a plant" and "A plant needs sunshine" imply the existence of plant interests, but <mask> maintains that this is due to linguistic confusions. He looks at the claims that "X is good for A" or that "A needs X" to see if they mean the same thing. An absence of X harms A because food is good for a dog and a dog needs food. According to Feinberg, only the second interpretation makes sense for our claims about plants, since morally relevant benefits and harms require mental states such as desires, plans, goals, dreams, and so on. Feinberg denies the possibility of rights for species since there is no entity that has the mental states necessary for legitimate interests. This suggests that any laws affecting a species must be grounded in the interests of individual species members, in the interests of humans, and in the interests of future generations, who may benefit from the preservation of the species.<mask> claims that the idea of rights for corporations, countries, and other similar entities is legitimate since we can ground these in the interests of real people. Depending on the severity of their condition, severely mentally disabled humans may or may not be legitimate right-holders. They may have rights if they have the mental states necessary for legitimate interests. Since dead humans don't have any mental capacities, they don't have rights. <mask> grounds any laws regulating our actions with respect to the dead in one of two places, either in the interests of the dead person's surviving friends and family or in the future. <mask> maintains that interests may be temporally extended and that one's rights can still be used even after death. <mask> believes interests may be in the reverse direction.He maintains that beings who have not yet been born can have rights based on their interests once they are born. Since fetus rights can only be granted to a fetus on the basis of interests they will hold in the future, a right to be born is not possible. A right to be born would seek to secure the very thing that is required for the notion of rights to apply. <mask> addresses the possibility of rights for future generations. The existence of rights for future generations can be affected by the possibility of intertemporal interests. There are some basic problems of philosophy. Cengage Learning was founded in 1965.Essays in the Theory of Responsibility are about doing and serving. The Princeton University Press was published in 1970. The rights of animals and future generations are discussed. In William Blackstone's book. Environmental crisis and philosophy. The University of Georgia Press published Rights, Justice, and the Bounds of Liberty. The Princeton University Press was published in 1980.The criminal law has moral limits. There is a new edition of Vol. It is against the law to harm to others. Oxford University Press was in New York in 1984. The criminal law has moral limits. There is a new edition of Vol. There was an offense to others.Oxford University Press was in New York. The criminal law has moral limits. There is a new edition of Vol. It is harmful to self. Oxford University Press was in New York. The criminal law has moral limits. There is a new edition of Vol.Wrongdoing can be harmful. Oxford University Press was in New York. Essays on freedom and fulfillment. The Princeton University Press was published in 1992. Essays in Legal and Political Theory are Problems at the Roots of Law. Oxford University Press was published in 2003 There is a list of American philosophers.There is a moral philosophy by a man. The book was published in London in 1952. <mask>. "Psychological egoism." The book is called In Reason & Responsibility: Readings in Some Basic Problems of Philosophy. Thomson Wadsworth was in California in 2008. A modern introduction to ethics is written by Lucius F. C.Boston: Houghton Mifflin. The Criminalization of Lying: Under what circumstances, if any, should lies be criminal? was written by Bryan Druzin and Jessica Li. The 20th-century American philosophers include American animal rights scholars and political philosophers.

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texts: <mask> was a German language poet, novelist, scholar, and Holocaust survivor. <mask> was not a Jew. He graduated from Charles University in 1935 with a degree in music and literature, arts and sciences. He was involved in radio broadcasting. He was deported to Theresienstadt with his family on February 8, 1942, after being sent to a Jewish labour camp in 1941. <mask> was to spend two and a half years in Theresienstadt with his family before being deported. <mask> avoided doing work that might implicate him in the running of the ghetto and did only manual work, such as room duty and building.The medical central bureau was led by his wife. On Oct 14, 1944, he arrived with his wife and mother. The women were put in the gas chambers. <mask> refused to leave her mother. <mask> was going to lose his family to the Holocaust. <mask> was deported to Buchenwald on October 28, 1944, and then to Langenstein in 1945. He was free on April 13, 1945.He helped Przemysl Pitter care for children who had survived the war, both Jewish and non-Jewish, from July and December of that year. <mask> worked in the Jewish Museum in Prague from October 1945 to February 1947, building up the archives about the times of persecution and the Theresienstadt camp. He may have been involved in bringing the documents from the camp to Palestine. The project was not completed for most of the time. He stopped using the name "<mask>" because it was the name of a leading official in the Central Office for Jewish Emigration. He lost his zechoslovakian citizenship because of his German mother tongue. <mask> fled to London in 1947 to escape the Communist takeover of Czechoslovakia, where he married a friend and fathered a child with her.He went on to become 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask>'s work deserves a place beside other twentieth century witnesses of the concentration camps, according to Simon Schama. The study of the ghetto Theresienstadt was Adler's first major work. The Zwangsgemeinschaft was founded in 1941-1945. The Face of an Enforced Community was first published in 1955. The book was a hit. One of the founding works of Holocaust Studies was the first scholarly monograph devoted to a single camp.It is the most detailed account of a concentration camp. <mask>'s first novel was called Panorama. The Journey was described as "Holocaust modernism" in a New York Times review. Peter Filkins has translated three of <mask>'s novels into English. His monograph about Theresienstadt was translated into English. The Prix Charles Veillon, the Buber-Rosenzweig-medal, and the PhD from the Pedagogical University of Berlin were all given to him. <mask> died in London.The Charles Veillon Prize was awarded to a member of the Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts. 1941-1945. The Zwangsgemeinschaft is also known as the Soziologie Psychologie. Mohr was born in 1955. The Zwangsgemeinschaft is located in Theresienstadt. There is a reprint of the Wallstein Verlag in Gttingen. 2005.Die verheimlichte ist. Theresienstdter Dokumente, 1959 Die Juden in Deutschland. Eine Reise, Roman, Bibliotheca christiana, Bonn 1962, is a book by <mask>. Roman in 10 Bildern was published in 1988. Interviews, Gedichte, and essays. <mask>, Bleicher-Verlag, Gerlingen, 1998, Nach der Befreiung, Ausgewahlte Essays. Theresienstadt 1941–1945 is a book by Peter Filkins.The Theresienstadt Dictionary 1910 births 1988 deaths was published in 2005.

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian businessman and philanthropist. He was the former chair and co-CEO of Research In Motion, which made over $20 billion in sales annually. Balsillie has a number of roles in Canadian business and society. He is the founder of the Balsillie School of International Affairs at the University of Waterloo, the Centre for International Governance and Innovation, and the Chair of the Canadian Council of Innovators. Balsillie was born to an Ontario Hydro electrician. He received a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Trinity College at the University of Toronto in 1984. He graduated from Harvard Business School in 1989.When Research In Motion (RIM), an early venture into handheld telephony technology, had 14 employees, adult life Balsillie was hired. As many as 18,000 employees work for the "international powerhouse" that isRIM. Both men prospered from this friendship, with Balsillie looking after the accounting end of things and Lazaridis looking after the technological side. Balsillie's impact on the landscape of the smartphone industry was considered to be "institutional arrogance" by many people. He was feared and respected by senior managers. The twin-CEO structure that was developed by Balsillie and Lazaridis became cumbersome and made it difficult for them to compete with Apple. In June 2007, Apple brought to market the first reliable touchscreen phone, while Steve Ballmer of Microsoft discarded the idea.Balsillie's departure from the executive suite would make it impossible forBlackBerry to have a reliable touch-screen phone. The firm reported over US$250 million in past stock option accounting errors after an extensive review, and Balsillie resigned as chairman. He was co-chief executive and director. The roles of Chairman and CEO have been separated. Balsillie was forced to resign as a director of the company due to the improper option practices that the OSC called a "fundamental failure of governance". In spite of strong shareholder objections, Balsillie was reappointed to the board in May 2010 despite the public representations that the roles of Chairman and CEO were separated. When the operating system of the machine was a decade old and in need of an update,BlackBerry lost its market dominance.Balsillie held 5.1% of the outstanding shares at the end of 2011. He was ranked third. The joint CEOs of the company reduced their pay to $1 in June after cutting 2,000 employees. The share value went from $137.41 in 2008 to $14.80 at the end of 2011. Some investors called for resignations from the executive suite after the launch of the iPhone from Apple. On January 22, 2012 Balsillie resigned his position and was replaced by Heins. Research in Motion announced on March 29, 2012 that Balsillie would be stepping down from the Board of Directors.He resigned from the Board due to differences with the new leader of the company. One publication blamed "managerial gridlock" and "deteriorating product quality" for the downfall ofBlackBerry. The decline was steep. The company went from Canada's most valuable property to a corporate basket case in five years. Balsillie claims to be the largest commercial intellectual property lead in the history of Canada. Balsillie has been involved in three attempts to buy a National Hockey League franchise with the intention of moving it to Hamilton, Ontario. On October 5, 2006 Balsillie made a bid to purchase the Pittsburgh Penguins franchise for US$185 million from former player Mario Lemieux and his partners.After receiving notice from NHL commissioner Gary Bettman that the league would negotiate the arena deal on his behalf, Balsillie withdrew his bid to buy the team. On May 23, 2007, it was announced that Balsillie had reached a tentative agreement to buy the Nashville Predators from Craig Leipold. Leipold did not sign a binding agreement with Balsillie. Though Balsillie offered lip service that he would keep the team in Nashville, he reactivated a deal to become the primary tenant of the coliseum in Hamilton and was already selling season tickets in the city. The Phoenix Coyotes filed for Chapter 11 protection in Arizona on May 5, 2009, and Balsillie made an offer to purchase the team. The offer to purchase was contingent on relocation to Southern Ontario, according to a press release from Toronto, Ontario. Balsillie agreed to post debtor-in-possession financing of US $17.0 million to allow the Coyotes to operate in advance of a restructuring or sale.The NHL removed him from decision making regarding the future of the Coyotes after he signed a proxy agreement. On June 15, 2009, Judge Redfield T. Baum rejected Balsillie's bid to purchase the Coyotes. Judge Baum did not have the power to force the team to move and the June 29 deadline did not give the court enough time to resolve all the issues in the case. The NHL's bid was also rejected by Judge Baum. Balsille couldn't make another bid because his bid was rejected with prejudice. Balsillie didn't appeal the ruling. Balsillie was rumored to have made a bid to purchase the Buffalo Sabres.Balsille was rumored to be interested in purchasing the Atlanta Thrashers prior to True North Sports & Entertainment's purchase of the team, but neither of these rumors were confirmed. Balsillie donated $50 million to the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University and the Centre for International Governance Innovation as part of a $100 million initiative to create the Balsillie School of International Affairs. Balsillie supports many local and national initiatives. <mask>'s success atRIM has allowed him to create CIGI, CIC, and to contribute resources and time to organizations such as Waterloo Children's Museum, Grand River Hospital, Canadian Olympic Foundation and others. The Balsillie School of International Affairs is a part of the Centre for International Governance Innovation. The chair of sustainable development technology Canada was created by the government. Balsillie was announced as the sponsor of the fiction prize.The Balsillie Prize for Public Policy is funded by him. Balsillie has friends like Tim Berners-Lee, George Soros and Gord Sinclair. The major political parties failed to recruit him. He is an officer in the Royal Canadian Navy. The Canadian Encyclopedia has a list of people who were born in Canada in 1961.

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texts: <mask><mask> is an American corporate magician, mentalist, and a frequent keynote speaker. He is well-known in the field of corporate magic as well as being able to tailor magic performances, keynotes, and seminars for trade shows, product launches, and other marketing efforts, conferences, or corporate events. He frequently uses sleight-of-hand, escape magic and mentalism into keynote addresses as a motivational speaker for corporate and private groups, speaking on topics of customer experience, brand engagement, memory training, change management, and creativity. He was one of only six performers selected to represent various aspects of the magic industry on the CNN Headline News feature "A Day of Magic." He also appeared on network television programs in Europe and South America. <mask> is best known within the magic industry as a columnist for Genii magazine and as the International President of the International Brotherhood of Magicians. He is the first native Mississippian and the first Georgia magician to perform at the Magic Castle. He has performed at Monday Night Magic in New York City and at the Dickens Parlor Theater in Atlantic City.He was the FEA Atlanta Magician of the Year in 2009, and the Greater Atlanta Magician of the Year in 2000. He performs sleight-of-hand card magic, mentalism, and magic as a communication tool. <mask> and his wife live near Atlanta and have two children. <mask> was born in Jackson, Mississippi and grew up in Brandon. He was interested in magic, music, and acting in his early years. He was a big fan of magic shows on TV. The influences of his style include Johnny Carson, Dick Van Dyke, Red Skelton and Victor Borge.One of the first Schillig Leadership Scholarships was awarded to <mask>. <mask> received a summer undergraduate fellowship in 1989 to study nuclear physics at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He was the pianist/music director at the theater in Oak Ridge. He was an intern at Maine State Music Theatre during the summers of 1991 and 1992. The stage musical BankNote$ was written and composed by him. He was awarded Outstanding Performance by an actor in 1991 and Outstanding Director in 1992. He was named to the Mississippi State University Hall of Fame in 1991 for his academic, artistic, and leadership achievements.<mask> graduated summa cum laude with a B.S. Additional courses in astrophysics, music and theater were completed. His ability to synthesise a variety of messages into cohesive presentations has been a continuing theme in his work. He is a member of the selection committee for the Mississippi State University distinguished scholars program. <mask> began his career in the field of management consulting. He began his career in 1993 with Andersen consulting in Atlanta, where he was promoted twice and became a manager in the change management practice. In 1998 he became a Vice President at Bank of America, working on human performance and communication issues in the Business Practices Integration division.He left the bank in 2000 to pursue a career as an entertainer. <mask>'s first major project as a professional corporate magician was for The Coca-Cola Company. <mask> was engaged by CMI (a division of Clear Channel Entertainment), The Coca-Cola Company, and Reading is Fundamental to design, write, direct, and train performers to use magic in a project to promote after a selection process that involved numerous professional magicians and magic consultants across the United States Coca-Cola sponsored Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and other films in the series. <mask>'s magic consulting work helped the project win a Reggie Award in the "best cause-related promotion" category. <mask> was a regular speaker and performer for The Coca-Cola Company. He has created magic for many clients such as Microsoft, InterContinental Hotel Group, Industrial Information Resources, Eton Corporation, American Water Works Association, the Possible Woman Conference, and the Atlanta Falcons.He is billed as the "Chief Impossibility Officer" at trade shows, conferences, corporate events, and public entertainment venues across the United States and internationally. <mask> starred in a one-man magic cabaret show in Atlanta's Buckhead district from 2005 to 2008. <mask>, the former Atlanta mayor, liked the show that was presented at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta. <mask> tours the show to small theaters around the country. He is a co-producer, star, and guest talent booker for Atlanta Magic Night. <mask> combines his magic performance skills and change management experiences to create presentations on the "magical" results that can be achieved through focus and determination. Customer experience, brand engagement, memory improvement, change management, and creative problem solving are some of the topics he delivers magic-enhanced keynotes on.In college settings, he has been a guest speaker. <mask> has written a product review column for Genii Magazine since 2001 in which he evaluates new instructional materials for magicians. He has been cited in a number of works, including Ken Weber's Maximum Entertainment. <mask> was voted Greater Atlanta Magician of the Year three times. He received the IBM Ring 9 President's Award in 2002. He was the FEA Atlanta Magician of the Year. He won the J.C. Doty Award for excellence in stage magic and the Doyne <mask>e Award for excellence in close-up magic.There are three showrooms at the Magic Castle in Hollywood, California: the Close-Up Gallery, the Parlor of Prestidigitation, and the Palace of Mystery. He won many awards at local and regional magic conventions. He has served as a judge for the finals of the International Brotherhood of Magicians. <mask> was the International President of the International Brotherhood of Magicians. He was Territorial Vice President for the state of Georgia and previously served as International President-elect. He was the Executive Secretary of the Association of Magicians. He was a deputy regional vice president for Georgia for the Society of American Magicians.<mask> received the distinction of immediate advancement to the degree of Associate of the Inner Magic Circle after being elected a member of The Magic Circle in London. There is a silver star. <mask> - Official keynote speaking web site Genii Magazine Performance and interview on "This Is Atlanta"

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texts: <mask> (Hungarian: <mask>, archaic English: <mask>, 22 November 1877 - 27 January 1919) was a turn-of-the-century Hungarian poet and journalist. He was considered the greatest Hungarian poet of the 20th century for his exploration of fundamental questions of the modern European experience: love, temporality, faith, individuality, and patriotism. <mask> was born in rmindszent, Szilgy County, which is part of Austria-Hungary at the time. He was a Calvinist noble family member. The second child was <mask>. Ilona died at an early age. <mask> was a niece of <mask>.<mask> attended the Calvinist College in Zilah from 1892-1896. He published his first poem in 1896. He studied law at the college. He became a journalist after dropping out. He published his first poems in 1899. After Debrecen became a symbol of backwardness in his poetry, he moved to Nagyvrad, a city with a rich cultural life. <mask> paid attention to the social features of his time and wrote articles for the Nagyvradi Napl newspaper.A poor peasant and a woman! He wrote that master Fadrusz had carved a satire about the Wesselényi Monument. He was a journalist and spent time with like-minded people. He published a new collection of poems in 1903. He met Mrs Disy, a rich, married Jewish woman who was living in Paris at the time, in August 1903. He developed his talent because of his love for Léda and their visit to Paris. Between 1904 and 1911, he visited Paris seven times.After his first visit, he moved to Hungary and began work for the newspaper Budapesti Napl, where he published hundreds of articles and poems. <mask> joined the radical group Huszadik Szzad because he was interested in politics. In 1906 he published his third book of poetry, j versek, which is a landmark in literature and marks the birth of modern Hungarian poetry. His fourth collection, Vér és arany, brought him real success. <mask> left the country and went to Paris again. He quit his job in 1907. A poem and an essay by him were published in the first issue of a new periodical.He was one of the editors from 1912 and worked for the rest of his life. He was one of the founding members of A Holnap. An anthology of poems by <mask> and others were published by the group. The poems of this anthology were met with disapproval and incomprehension. The anthology contained erotic poems. <mask> was criticized for his unpatriotic feelings in a poem in which he emphasized the contrast between the rich cultural life he desired and the cruel realities of the Hungarian peasant world. <mask> didn't like his name being linked with other poets.He wrote a short story, "The duk-duk affair", in which he mocked those who were following his trend. <mask> was an editor and a leader of the journal. He wrote political articles for other journals. He did not like the nationalism of the leading parties, but also criticized the anti-nationalism of the social democrats, but he knew how far Hungary was behind the more developed countries. He was often treated for his health problems in the sanitarium. <mask> saw a revolution approaching when the workers were protesting against the government. His personal life was in crisis and his affair with Léda became more and more burdensome.Léda lost her leading role in the relationship when <mask> became a prominent poet. He ended his relationship with her in April 1912. He had been corresponding with the 20-year-old Berta Boncza since 1912. They married without her father's consent. He called her Csinszka in his poems. <mask> saw war approaching after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. He was left alone with his fears because everyone he knew was enthusiastic about the war.His last book of poetry was published in 1918. He wrote his last poem, "dvzlet a gyznek", when he was dying. He might die from a massive haemorrhage because of his weakened aorta. He was elected president of the Vrsmarty Academy, an organization of modern writers, but could not deliver his opening speech. At the beginning of the 20th century, Hungarian poets tried to follow the folksy style of Sndor Petfi, but most lacked his vision and talent. <mask> was the first to break from the tradition. Most of the poets of his generation supported him, even though he liked to identify as a lonely, misunderstood revolutionary.His first two books of poetry didn't show anything new, but he was still influenced by 19th-century poets such as Petfi. The first elements of his style appeared in his writings. The works of Baudelaire and Verlaine influenced <mask>. His recurring themes are God, Hungarian identity, and the struggle for survival in modern society. Money, life and death are only some of the themes present in his life. "Poems", " Once Again", and "New Poems" are works of versek. Who has seen me?"Talent has its brutal fate in every era, even in the Golden Ages." Hungary issued a postage stamp with <mask>'s likeness in March of 1947. On the 50th anniversary of his death, a stamp was issued along with a mini-sheet. On the 80th anniversary of his birth, Romania issued a postage stamp in his honor. In 1984 a bust of <mask> was installed in the courtyard of a Toronto college. Ady: online-audik Latinovits eladsban Some poems in Hungarian and in English translation.

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texts: The director of the Eastern patent was <mask>r. The estate was located in Columbia County, New York, and opposite Albany, New York, on the Hudson River. The fourth child of Maria and <mask>r was born in Watervliet, New York. His siblings included the second lord of the manor, Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, who married Maria Van Cortlandt. They married their first cousin, Kilaen Van Rensselaer, and their second cousin, <mask>r. The Dutch West India Company was founded by <mask> and <mask>r who were instrumental in the establishment of New Netherland. His maternal grandparents were both from the Netherlands.His mother was the sister of two men who served as Mayor of New York City. He received part of his grandfather Kiliaen's estate as a career. It covered about 62,000 acres of land in Columbia County, and encompassed lands south of Kinderhook, north of Livingston Manor and west to the Hudson River. It is now part of Columbia County, New York. He was given 1,500 acres of the manor proper by the city of Albany. The latter estate had a brick house built by <mask>. He served on the Commission of Indian Affairs and was a merchant and ship owner.He obtained a patent for a tract of six square miles he bought from the Schaghticoke tribe. The city of Albany was affected by this purchase. The controversy became a state affair after <mask>r declined to sell his patent to the council. He passed his patent to the city after the dispute was settled. On March 19, 1689, <mask> married the daughter of a merchant and his wife. From 1699 to 1700 and from 1721 to 1723, her brother was the Mayor of Albany, New York. Maria Van Rensselaer married Samuel Ten Broeck, son of dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck, in 1712.One of the sons of dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck was married to Catherine Van <mask>. The great-great-grandparents of Herman Melville were married to Anna Van Rensselaer in 1717. Elizabeth Van Rensselaer was married to John Richard. Jacob Wendell was married to Helena Van Rensselaer. Johannes "John" Van Rensselaer was married toAngelica Livingston. He married another woman after her death. <mask> Brugh was married to <mask> <mask>r in 1735.He married Alida Livingston after her death. The married woman was Kiliaen <mask>r. He married Maria Low after her death. On July 4, 1740, Van Rensselaer died in Albany, New York. According to historian William L. Stone, the Van Rensselaer family consisted of eighteen males in 1776. Every adult, except two old men and four boys, bore arms in one or more battles during the Revolutionary struggle. Of the eighteen males, sixteen belonged to <mask> Van Rensselaer's branch, and five were of Kiliaen Van Rensselaer's family.Johannes was the heir to the throne during the American Revolution. He was the grandfather of Catherine Van <mask>, who married Gen. Philip Schuyler in 1755. Jacob R. Van Rensselaer was a lawyer and federalist politician. His youngest son, Kiliaen <mask>r, was commissioned as a Colonel of the 4th Regiment, Albany County Militia, Rensselaerswyck battalion, on October 20, 1775, and was the representative for Rensselaerswyck on the Albany Committee of Correspondence when hostilities broke out. General George Washington praised Kiliaen's courage after he was wounded during the Battles of Saratoga. He was the grandfather of a general in the Revolution, a colonel in the Revolution, and an aide-de-camp. Members of the New York General Assembly have Dutch descent.

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Hendrick van Rensselae
Jeremias van Rensselae
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texts: <mask> was born on September 8, 1948 and has been performing professionally since the age of 14. He is the lead singer for two popular Pittsburgh rock groups, The Silencers and Diamond Reo. He has been performing with a doo-wop group. He fronts a band that started his career as a rock/R&B band. Czuri has performed on many releases. <mask> was raised in the Penn Hills suburb of Pittsburgh. He was inspired to become a performer after seeing a live all-star show featuring R&B/soul greats.At the age of 14, his childhood friend Bob McKeag invited him to join his band The Igniters as a lead singer. Atlantic Records signed 18-year-old <mask> and his bandmates within a few years. Baby, I Love You and The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game were both recorded by Jimmy Mack and the Music Factory. The band is said to be the second rock act signed by the blues/R&B label. Gonna Try b/w Goodbye Mama was released by <mask> and his bandmates. <mask> was the vocalist and keyboard player in The Jaggerz, a band that had scored a Top Ten hit with The Rapper in 1969. The hard rock band Diamond Reo was fronted by him in 1974.In December 1974 the band signed a contract with the Atlantic subsidiary Big Tree Records and released a Top 40 hit cover of Marvin Gaye's Ain't That Peculiar. Through 1978 they released four more singles and three more albums. Diamond Reo was once called the best heavy metal album to escape from the U.S. From arenas with acts like Kiss and Aerosmith to the "upstairs room" of New York's infamous Warhol hangout, <mask>'s gig with the band took him far and wide. On February 15, 1975, he appeared with Diamond Reo performing "Ain't That Peculiar" and "Movin' On" on Dick Clark's American Bandstand. <mask> and Diamond Reo were named the best local rock band of 1974 by music writer Mike Kalina. <mask> started producing demo tapes of original music for Tom Cossie's Precision Records, a subsidiary of CBS Records.Soon, he was talking with Warren King about forming a new band to be called The Silencers, and together they recruited Dennis Takos on keyboards, Mike Pella on bass, and Ron " Byrd" Foster on drums. Cossie had secured a two-album record deal with Precision based on the band's demo tape. The Silencers were the hottest rock band in the Pittsburgh region with their mix of rock, New Wave, R&B, and soul. Their debut album, Rock'n'Roll Enforcers, yielded two singles. The Silencers' song "Peter Gunn Theme/Remote Control/Illegal" was aired on MTV on August 1, 1981 and won several awards. The Silencers are armed with a hard hitting debut. The Silencers are fronted by the aggressive vocals of <mask>ri.Two singles were produced by the band's second album. There is a discography below. <mask> joined the popular Pittsburgh R&B/doo-wop ensemble Pure Gold in 1985. He appeared on the PBS American Music Series performing classics such as Sh-Boom and Long Tall Girl, as well as backing artists like Barbara Lewis and Sam Moore. In 2003 <mask> was invited to join the new lineup of the Igniters reunion show. They performed the first of four sold-out reunion shows that drew a total of 3,000 loyal fans from all over the U.S., and have been playing at festivals, clubs and casinos all over the tri-state region. <mask> has been performing and touring with Jimmy Beaumont and the Skyliners, the group that recorded the huge 1958 hit Since I Don't Have You.The ensemble received a 2016 Pittsburgh Rock' Roll Legend Award. <mask> was awarded the Penn Hills Arts, Music, and Entertainment award in 2010 for his lifelong work. He retired after 20 years in the field of alternative education. Jimmy Mack & The Music Factory Friends Hollywood Jaggerz Diamond Reo Silencers Pure Gold Igniters (reunited)Laurels Jimmy Beaumont & The Skyliners Dancing in the Street DiscographyLP and CD releases

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Frank Czuri
Frank Czuri
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texts: <mask> was an English academic and churchman. He was involved in the creation of the Authorized Version of the Bible. He was born in the year 1549. <mask> was the brother of <mask>. He was the nephew of <mask>, who held the living of Pinhoe from 1530 to 1537. On April 29, 1563, <mask> was elected to a scholarship at Corpus Christi College, where two of his brothers were already fellows. He became a full fellow two years later.He converted from Catholicism to Protestantism while a student. He graduated from B.A. on October 1568. He was assigned to tutor Richard Hooker. He played Hippolyta in a performance of Palamon and Arcite at Oxford as part of an elaborate entertainment for Queen Elizabeth I. She gave him 8 gold angels. Rainolds recalled this youthful role with embarrassment, as he came to support Puritan objections to the theatre, being particularly critical of cross-dressing roles. Rainolds was appointed reader in Greek in 1572 and made a name for himself with his lectures on Aristotle's Rhetoric.He was instrumental in expelling Pucci from the university because he was an ally of Corro, who had moved against orthodox Calvinist positions. Rainolds quit his readers in 1578. When it was thought to be an opening for the position of college president, the popular, young scholar was promoted as a candidate. In the early 1580s, in the aftermath of Edmund Campion's defence of Catholic principles, Francis Walsingham sent the Jesuit <mask> to Rainolds for an extended discussion. According to the Protestant perspective, an account was published in The summe of the conference between <mask> and <mask>. In 1586, Rainolds gave up his fellowship and became a tutor at Queen's College because he couldn't agree with William Cole. Rainolds was appointed to a lectureship for anti-Catholic theology.The chair of Divinity at Oxford was vacant in 1589. The position would be his, but the Queen objected and Thomas Holland was appointed. Walsingham continued Rainolds's lectureship. He gained a reputation as a disputant on the Puritan side after Elizabeth I visited the university in 1592, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Rainolds was made dean of Lincoln College in 1593. Rainolds was elected president in December 1598 in exchange for replacing Cole. The creation of the King James Version of the Bible was the main event of his career, as he was the most prominent representative of the Puritan party.The Puritans directly questioned James about their grievances during the Conference. James immediately denied or disputed almost every request brought forward by Rainolds. At some point during the course of Rainolds' pleading before the king, Rainolds made a request that "one only translation of the Bible". "Be declared authentical, and read in the church". Most people took Rainolds' words as a request for a new translation or a direction to authorize only one of the existing English translations. James agreed to a new translation. Rainolds was part of the group that worked on the translation of the Prophets.The group met weekly in Rainolds' lodgings. Rainolds was carried into the meeting room despite his failing eyesight and gout. Death Rainolds had a reputation for scholarship and high character. He kissed the hand of Dr. Thomas Holland, who gave him the hand of the Church of England. He is buried in the chapel. The works De Romanae ecclesiae idolatria was dedicated to the 2nd Earl of Essex. J. W. Binns wrote Intellectual Culture in Elizabethan and Jacobean England: The Latin Writing of the Age.<mask>'s Oxford Lectures on Aristotles Rhetoric, Newark: University of Delaware Press, 1986, was written by Lawrence D. Green. "<mask>s," British Rhetoricians and Logicians, 1500-1660, second series, was written by Mordechai Feingold and Lawrence D. Green. 257–263. 16th-century Puritans Translators of the King James Version of the King James Version of the King James Version of the King James Version of the King James Version of the King James Version of the King James Version of the King James Version of the King James Version of the King James Version

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William Rainolds
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John Hart
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texts: The American comic book writer is best known for her Oni Press series Hopeless Savages. <mask> was born and raised in California. She received a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of Arts in Folklore Studies and Literature from the University of Oregon. The first appearance of Buffy the Vampire Slayer in comic book form was featured in a story by <mask>. She wrote a one-shot set in the world of The Blair Witch Project for Oni Press. Hopeless-Savages told the story of the Hopeless-Savage family. The first four-issue series was nominated for an Eisner Award for best limited series in 2002, a Friends of Lulu Award in 2003 and a Popular Paperback for Young Adults by the American Library Association.Hopeless Savages: Ground Zero and Too Much Hopeless Savages followed the original mini-series. <mask>'s work at Oni Press led to a number of assignments for Big Two, including the mini-series Cinnamon: El Ciclo and Black Lightning: Year One, as well as the ten-part back-up feature that starred Liberty Belle and Hourman. Two mini-series starring Dr. Mirage were written by <mask>er. <mask>er lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband and two children. The older son of <mask> and Rucka was arrested in 2020 for rioting as a member of the New Afrikan Black Panther Party. The Annual '98: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: MacGuffins" was Collected by Dark Horse in Buffy the Vampire Slayer Omnibus Volume 2. There are studios in Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Legacy Edition Book One.The Blair Witch Project and Human Resources were collected in Eerie: Experiments in Terror. Hopeless Savages B-Sides: The Origin of the Dusted Bunnies was written by Christine Norrie and Ross Campbell. 2 #11: "The Return of St. John" "Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie" was written by Dave Taylor. "The Inheritance" is a co-feature of The Outsiders vol. Black Lightning: Year One #1–6 was collected as Black Lightning: Year One. "A Moment of Silence" was collected in Captain America: Red, White & Blue.It was doomed! Captain Marvel vol. is included in the Infinity Companion (hc,   688 pages, 2014).

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Van Meter
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texts: <mask> is a retired German footballer and is currently the head coach of FC Pinzgau. Before moving to A.C. Milan, he won an Italian Scudetto and two German titles. He was voted the club's Player of the Year in his only season at the club. In 2000–01), he was a part of the squad which won a treble of the Football League Cup, the FA Cup and the UEFA Cup. He moved to Spurs in 2001 and ended his career in Germany. He was a member of the German national team that finished runner-up at the 2002 World Cup. He was a member of the country at the 1998 World Cup.The left wing-back was considered a dead-ball specialist. Ziege played for a number of clubs during his club career. In the summer of 2000. The get-out clause in Ziege's contract was matched by the £5.5m bid. According to the club, they had received offers in excess of £8m, but were forced to allow Ziege to talk toLiverpool, who then signed him. He made his debut in a 3–2 home win over Manchester City on September 9, 2000. He was transferred to Spurs at the end of the season because of injuries and his improved form.He scored two goals in the League Cup and in the league. In the 2000–01) season, Ziege contributed to their treble. He came on as an extra time substitute in the 2001 Football League Cup Final and scored a penalty in the shootout, but he was not part of the match days squad for either the 2001 FA Cup Final or 2001 UEFA Cup Final. On March 14, 2002, the Football Association fined the Reds for making an illegal approach to Ziege. The player was fined tens of thousands of dollars. He scored in the 2002 Football League Cup Final but ended up on the losing side. By this time, Ziege's injury problems were getting worse, so his contract was terminated so he could return to Germany.A persistent ankle injury forced him to retire in October 2005, after he had not played since the previous December. He was capped 72 times for Germany, scoring nine goals. He played for his country at the 1998 and 2002 World Cup, as well as the Euro 2000 squad, but didn't play. After an injury to <mask>, Ziege was called up to the Euro 2004 squad. After retiring as a player, Ziege picked up a coaching degree. He was named manager of the club's Under 17 team in 2006 after succeeding Thomas Schumacher. In 2006–07 the club's U17 team had won ten out of seventeen matches with Ziege in charge when, in March 2007, he was handed the role of Director of Football at the club, as the replacement for the outgoing Peter Pander.At the time of his appointment, the team was at the bottom of the league with five points between them and safety. Ziege became interim manager after he was dismissed from his job. Hans Meyer was the new permanent manager when the interim job ended. On December 15, 2008, Ziege left Mnchengladbach. The manager of the German junior national teams signed a contract on May 26, 2010. His managerial career got off to a poor start with his team only picking up three points from eight games, the worst start to a season in 23 years. After a 2–0 defeat against FC Augsburg, Ziege was released from his post as manager of Arminia Bielefeld.In April of 2011, he worked for the DFB. He took over the U-18 side in August of the same year after coaching the U-19 side. The contract of Ziege was not renewed. His contract ends in the summer of next year. The head coach of SpVgg Unterhaching was named on 20 March. A 1–1 draw was the result of Ziege's debut. On March 25, 2015, he resigned.His last match was a loss to the Kickers. The head coach of Atlético Baleares was signed on November 30, 2015. On December 27th, 2017: Ratchaburi Mitr Phol F.C. The appointment of <mask> as the new head coach of Thai League 1 was officially announced. He left them after 2 games of the new season by mutual consent. The head coach for FC Pinzgau was named on April 29th. The Club International Scores and results list Germany's goal tally first, followed by the score after each goal.The managerial record is as follows: 1993–94, 1996–97, 1995– 96 A.C. Milan. The players are from Middlesbrough F.C. The players are from the Premier League and the Serie A. European Championship-winning players 2. CD Atlético Baleares managers 3. Football managers from Berlin.

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Christian Ziege
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texts: Sir <mask> is a professor of infectious diseases and international health at University College London Medical School. He focuses on infectious and tropical diseases, clinical immunology, and internal medicine, with a special interest in HIV/AIDS, respiratory infections, and diseases of poverty. He leads infectious/tropical diseases research and capacity development activities. He received a knighthood for his services to public health and protection from infectious disease. He was awarded the highest civilian honor in the country, the Order of the Grand Commander of the First Division. For the third year in a row, Zumla was ranked as one of the world's top 1% most cited researchers. Sir <mask> was elected as a Fellow of The World Academy of Sciences.<mask> "Ali" <mask> was born in Northern Rhodesia. His parents were of Indian origin. He lived in the Kamwala district. He attended the Lotus Primary School, Prince Philip Secondary School, and the University of Zambia's School of Medicine. He declined a Rhodes Scholarship when he was a teenager in order to go to medical school. In 1980, <mask> moved to London to study tropical medicine at the University of London. He was told that he would never walk again after contracting tuberculous meningitis in 1982, but he recovered and returned to work a year and a half later.He obtained a PhD in 1987 from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, where he worked on a research project on human anti-Leprosy. Career <mask> received a degree in Clinical Tropical Diseases from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He obtained his Membership of The Royal College of Physicians of London after working at The Royal Northern and Royal Free Hospitals. Between 1985 and 1987 Zumla worked at the Rush Green Regional Hospital for Infectious Diseases under Mervyn Medlock and Ming Yong. The first cases of the 1988 Legionnaires' Diseases outbreak were identified and notified by him while he was working at Rush Green Hospital. After four years at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School in London under Sir Robert Lechler, Zumla went on to work at the University of Texas Center for Infectious Diseases for two years. He moved to London in 1994 to work on AIDS-related infections at the University College London.A new test for monitoring CD4 immune cell counts based on dried blood samples was discussed in a 2003 paper. <mask>'s work has led to the development and evaluation of a range of rapid, cheap and more accessible diagnostic tests for Tuberculosis and Respiratory Infections for use on patients in developing countries. The key issues around the treatment and diagnosis of Tuberculosis were addressed by the guest editor. The launch was held at the World Health Organisation. His research interests include Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, tropical diseases, respiratory infections, and transrenal DNA. <mask>'s work focuses on improving global health, especially for disadvantaged populations, with an emphasis on assisting poorer and disadvantaged peoples of the world. He established and directs a multi-country collaboration with several African, Middle Eastern, European and United States institutions on collaborative research and training.The research and training programs in Africa are focused on the development of local infrastructure and capacity development. Several of his students are in Africa. The north–south partnerships were established by Zumla. In Europe and sub-Saharan Africa, he leads several multi-country research projects. The research findings of his team contributed to the development of WHO's management guidelines on treatment and prevention of Tuberculosis and HIV. Together with colleagues from Public Health England, World Health Organization, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and the Middle East, Zumla co-led The Lancet series on Mass Gatherings Medicine which was launched at the World Health Assembly of Ministers of Health. There were reports about the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the 2012 European Football Championship finals, and the 2012 and 2013 Hajj.The public health experiences and lessons learnt for the planning of future events are described in the reports. The role of Zumla was to define the epidemiology and mode of transmission of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronaviruses. The Vice Chair of the Strategic Advisory Group to the European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership is a member of the Court of Governors of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. In 2020, Zumla was cited as a leading expert. The World Academy of Sciences elected Zumla as a fellow in 2021. Awards! In 1897, the Royal College of Physicians of London awarded the Weber Parkes Trust Medal and Prize for their work in the prevention and cure of Tuberculosis.! Recognises researchers in tropical medicine or global health who demonstrate evidence of mentoring and professional development of junior investigators. ! The awards recognize talent and achievement in the African Caribbean, Asian and Oriental communities. ! The Muslim News Awards for excellence include the professional of the year for medicine. !For outstanding achievements in science by a professional with origins in India, the UK India International Foundation is awarding the Science Award. ! The University of Amsterdam received the Spinoza Leerstoel award for outstanding research and capacity development achievements. The Kochon Prize and medal were announced at the opening ceremony of the World Conference of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease. The Annual Science Prize is for outstanding outputs in global health and infectious diseases. The highest civilian award is the Grand Commander of the Order ofDistinguished Services First Division. On the 48th anniversary of Zambia's Independence, Michael Sata gave the award for his outstanding contributions to infectious diseases research in sub-Saharan Africa, development of the health sector, and training of health personnel.! To individuals for their important scientific achievements or significant contributions to the university or humanity at large. ! The European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership prize was won by a research consortium. The presentation was made by the president of the country. ! Senior investigators at the National Institute for Health Research are among the most prominent and prestigious researchers.The advice of an international panel of experts is used to appoint senior investigators. ! 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texts: The former Indian cricketer and national age group cricket manager, who guided the minnows to the semi-finals of the 2003 World Cup, was born on August 18, 1956. He was an occasional medium pace bowler. When he cut ties with the unofficial league in 2009, he returned to the mainstream as the coach of the Mumbai Champs in the Indian Cricket League. He was appointed as the director of the National Cricket Academy by the Board of Control for Cricket in India. He was the new chief of the selection committee. He was born in Mumbai in August of 1956. His father was a former first class cricketer, national level badminton player and skilled player of tennis and football.He grew up in the Shivaji Park area in Bombay, studied in Balmohan Vidyamandir and Ramnarain Ruia College, and was coached by Ankush 'Anna' Vaidya. In the early days of his cricket career, he was a medium pacer who would bowl off the wrong foot. He made the Bombay Ranji team after three successful years at the Bombay university. He played in the 1979 semifinal against Delhi after being off the team for three seasons. Going in at No.6 after Bombay lost the first four for 72, Patil hit 146 in 295 minutes with 18 fours and a six, none of his partners made more than 25. In 1979 and 1980, he played for the teams in the Middlesex league. Pakistan and Australia visited India in the 80s.In tour matches for the West Zone, he scored 44 and 23 against Australia and 68 and 71 against Pakistan. He was selected in the last two Test matches against Pakistan. He made his career best first class score a week before he made his debut. He was 45* at lunch and scored 105 in the second session with seven sixes and nineteen fours, and ended up with 210 made in 205 balls with seven sixes and nineteen fours. The last of the sixes cleared the stadium and landed in the hockey grounds outside. He made 62 in the final Test at Calcutta, appeared in the Golden Jubilee Test against England later in the season, and was selected for the tour of Australia in 1980. In the first two matches of the Australian tour, he scored 116 against South Australia and 60 and 97 against Queensland, which included Jeff Thomson, Geoff Dymock and Carl Rackemann.He was the man of the match for his 64 against Australia. Just before the tea break on the first day of the first Test, <mask> was hit on the throat by a ball from Hogg. He was hit over the right ear by a bouncer in the first over after tea. He had to retire hurt after collapsing in the crease. Even though he was unwell, he was asked to bat by the captain as India struggled to avoid a defeat. Two weeks later, with a helmet on, he hit a spectacular 174. It came after India lost the first four of their five games.It took him just over five hours to score the highest score by an Indian in Australia, with twenty two fours and a six over Bruce Yardley. In the next series against New Zealand, <mask> opened the bowling for India. After four Tests in the home series against England, he was left out of the team but was picked for the away series. He scored his second hundred in Manchester. India was in danger of following on when he added 96 runs with the comedian. <mask> hit the last two balls of an over from Ian Botham for four and three as England took the second new ball. He hit Bob Willis for six fours in the next over, "two cover drives, one flat batting back over the bowler's head, two square cuts of ferocious power and a mighty hook", taking his score from 73 to four.He was not out when the rain came. He was out of the team by the middle of the season after another hundred. While the Indian team was in the West Indies, he scored 121 in 84 balls in the Ranji final against Karnataka. Bombay was trying to make a declaration on the final day. He scored 51 runs in the semifinal against England in the World Cup. He scored 609 runs in the 1983–84 Ranji season and his fourth and last Test hundred against Pakistan. On the last day of the Delhi Test against England in December 1984, with his score on 41, <mask> was caught at long on attempting a big hit off the bowling of Phil Edmonds.India lost the match because of this collapse. The next test at Kolkata was a punishment for the two players who fell to a similar shot off the bowling of Pat Pocock. In his first three Test matches, Mohammad Azharuddin scored hundreds and <mask> played no more Test cricket. He was recalled for a few more one day matches. He did not appear in Tests during his tour of England. He retired from first class cricket after playing for Bombay against the Australians. He came back to lead the cricket team from 1988 to 1993 with great success.A 185 was scored against Bombay in 1990. The Indian national team and the 'A' team were coached by him. In the 2003 World Cup, he was the coach of Kenya. From September 2012 to September 2016 he was the chairman of the Board of Control for Cricket in India. After the 1983 Cricket World Cup victory, <mask> was offered to play the lead opposite two Bollywood actresses, while Syed Kirmani was offered to play the villain. He refused to participate in the West Indies tour in 1983 because he was occupied with his Bollywood debut. The cricketer decided not to go on that tour because he was injured.The film was released in 1985. The film was highly publicised on the fighting sequence between <mask> and Kirmani as well as his chemistry with Debashree Roy. It was a flop at the box office despite opening with 80% seatOccupancy. He even beat the love-struck Hindi film hero's signature move of producing notes from a guitar without moving either hand. Sportstar said that he acted "dashed awkward" in the film. The Tribune wrote, "In contrast to their heroics in the 1983 World Cup, <mask> and Kirmani were clean bowled on the big screen". Ekach Shatkar was once a top selling sports magazine in Maharashtra.It was considered the final nail in the coffin of Sportsweek. The largest selling newspaper was started in his garage. When he met Debashree Roy, he was married and had an affair with her. The failure of his first marriage was blamed on their affair. They stopped their relationship after the film and never talked about their separation. He married Deepa. He has two sons.Sandy Storm was written in 1984. The elder son of Chirag <mask> portrayed him in a film called 83, which also starred Ranveer Singh. Matched winners are Orient Longman and Sandy Storm.

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texts: <mask> was an English novelist and literary critic of the early to mid 20th century. He used the names <mask> and <mask>. He enjoyed literary success in the 1930s and 1940s due to his writing on crime and deduction. In the main, he is remembered as the creator of Police Constable Bobby Owen, the main character of many of <mask>'s novels, who was eventually promoted to sergeant, inspector, superintendent and, finally, commander. Owen appeared in 35 novels from 1933 to 1956. The first publication of The Guardian was a review of many Agatha Christie's novels. A collection of his crime and horror fiction has recently been collected together.Stand-alone Earth's Great Lord was published in 1901, followed by Ensnared: The Mystery of the Iron Room in 1905. The spin of the coin, or love conquers crime was serialised. "Proof, Counter Proof" would appear to be a serialisation of "The Cottage Murder" and "Truth Came Out". Pearson's Magazine was published in August 1899. October 1903 Veronica's Captuve. The Idler was written in November 1903. Sir Harry's Wager was published in December 1903.The Little Red Devil was published in May 1904. August 1904, The Smart Set. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed, and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E. R<mask>. A bit of gossip was in the November 1904 edition of Cassell's Magazine. The Bystander was published on 1 August 1906. An Old Time Love Story was published in March 1907. Professor Kenyon's Engagement was published in the Tribune on 16 March 1907.May 1907 was the year of A Seaside Singer. The Irish Times was published on May 25, 1907. October 1907 was a fairy visit. The Sphere was published on 27 December 1913. Flynn's was too late for his hat and coat. The Living Stone was published in November 1934. Cornhill Magazine was published in September 1939.Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask> Good Beginning. MacKill's Mystery Magazine was published in October of 1952. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed, and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask>. MacKill's Mystery Magazine was published in April of 1953. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask>. MacKill's Mystery Magazine was published in May of 1953. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary.MacKill's Mystery Magazine was published in August of 1954. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed, and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E. R<mask>. The Saint Detective Magazine was published in 1955. The Collected in Bobby Owen is a collection of short stories. Bobby Owen Collected in Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask> Making Sure. Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E. R<mask> were collected in Bobby Owen. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed, and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask>.The Collected Short Stories of E. R<mask> The Long Lane were written by Bobby Owen. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed, and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask>. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask> from Beyond the Barrier. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask>. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed, and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E. R<mask>. Collected in Bobby Owen, Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E. R<mask> The Miracle Worker. Black Magic, Bloodshed, and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E. R<mask> were collected in Bobby Owen.Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories of E.R<mask> were collected in Bobby Owen. Bobby Owen Collected in Black Magic, Bloodshed and Burglary: Selected Short Stories. The Avenging Phonograph has a collection of short stories. References External links 1872 births 1956 deaths British writers Crime fiction Members of the Detection Club

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texts: A senior analyst at the Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center, he focuses on transportation and tax policy in Massachusetts state and local government. New York City was where <mask> was born. He attended the Bronx High School of Science and co-captained the school's ultimate frisbee team. His B.A. was received by Baxandall. The college of social studies at the university was founded in 1989. He received his PhD in Political Science from MIT. The Politics of Joblessness in East and West was the book he published after receiving his doctorate at MIT.According to the interests of the state and the prevailing norms of employment, unemployment has been defined differently at different times. The theory is tested through comparative European polling data on unemployment and a history of changing conceptions of unemployment, including in communist and post-communist Hungary. Several academic articles and book chapters were published by Baxandall. He taught economics at the University of Economics in Hungary from 1990 to 1991. He served as a central member of the editorial collective that managed and provided content for Dollars & Sense for a decade in Boston. The Tax & Budget program was directed by him between 2006 and 2015. At Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, he worked on research on state aid to localities and the effects of legalized gambling.He taught for eight years at Harvard's undergraduate honors program, the Committee for Degrees in Social Studies, where he won several teaching awards. He provided strategic direction to state and federal advocacy at U.S. PIRG. First, in authoring a series of reports on transportation trends, as well as related studies on transportation finance and the benefits of expanding public transportation. Second, an examination of the problems associated with corporations and individuals using offshore tax havens and exploiting other tax loopholes, as well as state and federal efforts to fix these problems. Third, improve transparency of government spending at the state and city level, including contracting, subsidies, and quasi-public agencies. There is an examination of the privatization of infrastructure and public-private partnerships. Outside of Boston, <mask> lives.The Politics of American Joblessness in the East and West was published in 2004. The book was reviewed in the June 2010 issue of Perspectives on Politics. Picking Up the Tab is a publication about average citizens and small businesses paying the price for offshore tax shelters. Benjamin Davis wrote Following the Money: How the 50 States Rate in Providing Online Access to Government Spending Data. The U.S. PIRG Education Fund has a course called "How Innovative University Programs Are Reducing Driving on Campus on Creating New Models of Transportation Policy." Benjamin Davis, Dan Smith and Tom Van Heeke wrote a book about closing the billion dollar loophole. Benjamin Davis talks about transportation in transition in America's Biggest Cities.A new way to go is the transportation apps and vehicle-sharing tools that are giving more Americans the freedom to drive less. A State-by-State Analysis of the National Decline in Driving was published by the U.S. PIRG Education Fund. The year 2013). A New Direction: Our Changing Relationship with Driving and the Implications for America's Future was written by Tony Dutzik. Average citizens and small businesses pay the price for offshore tax shelters with Dan Smith. Benjamin Davis and Ryan Pierannunzi wrote Following the Money: How the 50 States Rate in Providing Online Access to Government Spending Data. Is it possible to get our money's worth?Promoting transparency and accountability for corporate tax subsidies in Massachusetts. Subsidizing Bad Behavior: How Corporate Legal Settlements for Harming the Public Become Lucrative Tax Write Off, with Recommendations for Reform was written by Ryan Pierannunzi. The Availability of Online Government Data in America's Largest Cities is rated by Benjamin Davis and Ryan Pierannunzi. There are eight questions about the future of the Ohio toll road. Benjamin Davis and Serena Unrein spoke about the need for stronger transparency and accountability standards at the Arizona Commerce Authority. Picking Up the Tab: Average Americans and Small Business pay the price for offshore tax havens with Dan Smith and Abigail Caplovitz Field. Ben Davis and Tony Dutzik wrote "Why Young People Are Driving Less and What it Means for Transportation Policy" for the April 2012 issue of U.S. PIRG.Ben Davis and Ryan Pierannunzi wrote Following the Money 2012: How the 50 States Rate in Providing Online Access to Government Spending Data. Rob Kerth wrote Tax-Increment Financing: The Need for Transparency and Accountability in Economic Development Subsidies. Benjamin Davis wrote Caution: Red Light Cameras Ahead: The Risks of Privatizing Traffic Law Enforcement and How to Protect the Public. Is high-speed rail public, private or both? Assessing the Prospects, Promise and Pitfalls of Public-Private Partnerships is written by Tony Dutzik. Benjamin Davis and Jeff Musto wrote Following the Money: How the 50 States Rate in Providing Online Access to Government Spending Data. Do roads pay for themselves?Setting the Record Straight on Transportation Funding was written by Tony Dutzik and Benjamin Davis. A Track Record of Success: High-Speed Rail Around the World and Its Promise for America was written by Tony Dutzik, Jordan Schneider andErin Steva. Out of the Shadows: Massachusetts Quasi-Public Agencies and the Need for Budget transparency was written by Deidre Cummings and Kari Wohlschlegel. There is a book called Road Work Ahead: Holding America Accountable for Fixing America's Crumbling Roads and Bridges. The U.S.PIRG published Following the Money: How the 50 States Rate in Providing Online Access to Government Spending Data. The Center for Neighborhood Technology, Smart Growth America, and U.S. PIRG published What We Learned from the Stimulus. The Right Track: Building a 21st Century High-Speed Rail System for America was written by Tony Dutzik and Sienna Kaplan.The need for transparency and accountability in Chicago's public asset lease deals is the topic of a book by Tony Dutzik and Brian Imus. Private roads, public costs, and how to protect the public are covered in The Facts About Toll Road Privatization and How to Protect the Public. There is a separate case example booklet. 36. The California Budget Transparency 2.0: Online Tools for Better Government was written by Pedro Morillas, Emily Rusch and Sienna Kaplan. Economic Stimulus or Simply More Misguided Spending: How Outdated Transportation Wish Lists sent by States to Congress Ignore Current Trends and Neglect National Priorities was published in December 2008. The Stimulus: An Analysis of Household Gas Spending, Economic Stimulus Checks, and the Need for Better Transportation Options was written by M. Michael Farhoodi.A Better Way to Go is a book written by Tony Dutzik. In September 2007, the U.S. PIRG published Road Privatization: Explaining the Trend, Assessing the Facts and protecting the Public. Finding Solutions to Fund Transit: Combining Accountability and New Resources for World-Class Public Transport was published in August 2007. Emily Rusch wrote "Sunshine for California: Shining Light on Corporate Tax Secrecy for Healthier State Budgets, Investments and Markets." Six Public-Interest Principles for Considering Toll Road Monetization is a book by New Jersey PIRG. The John F. Kennedy School of Government and the Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston collaborated on a policy brief. The Fiscal Partnership Between the Commonwealth Cities and Towns, Metropolitan Mayors Coalition, Municipal Finance Task Force is a technical advisor for Local Communities at Risk.The Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston and the John F. Kennedy School of Government collaborated on a research report on the economic impact of legalized gambling. The co-authored with Brian Burgoon was "Three Worlds of Working Time: The Partisan and Welfare Politics of Work-Hours in OECD Countries". The cover article on alcohol and cigarette taxation was in the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Research Department. The Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston has a paper on the topic. The John F. Kennedy School of Government is located at Harvard University. In Capitalism and Democracy in Eastern and Central Europe: Assessing the Legacy of Communist Rule, Grzegorz Ekiert and Stephen Hanson wrote about post-Communist Unemployment Politics. The Cambridge University Press was published in 2003Diminishing Welfare: A Cross-National Study of Social Provision is a book written by Marguerite G. Rosenthal. The Greenwood Publishing Group was founded in 2002. There are differences in the political meaning of unemployment. "Good Capital, Bad Capital: Dangers and Development in Digital Diasporas" was published in 2002 by the Virtual Diasporas and Global Problem Solving Project. Three Worlds of Working Time: Policy and Politics in the Work Time of Industrialized Countries is a program on Central and Eastern Europe. The Harvard University Minda De Gunzburg Center for European Studies was established in 2002. Does the new economy tilt to the right?The journal Esmélet was translated into Hungarian as Jobbra tart-e az j Gazdasg. Performance #37: How the U.S. spends. Dollars & Sense ranks internationally using World Health Organization data. The European Union was covered in Dollars & Sense. The year 2001. Real World Globalization was published in 2001. The67531 of Dollars & Sense, 206,67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531 of67531Real World Macro is the 12th edition. Stanley D. Eitzen and Craig S. Leedham wrote Solutions to Social Problems: Lessons from Other Societies. The 2nd edition was published in 2001. There are differences in political salience across European countries because of unemployment. The Politics of De-Stalinization and the Communist Taboo Against Unemployment were discussed in East European Politics and Societies. The World Bank Chief Economist blames economics for bad advice. Dollars & Sense, 224 was published in July/August 1999.In January 1999, Dollars & Sense published "National Inequality and Hours at Work: Recent Research on a Possible Connection." The Communist Taboo against Unemployment: Ideology, Soft-Budget Constraints, or the Politics of De-Stalinization is a program on Central and Eastern Europe. The Harvard University Minda De Gunzburg Center for European Studies was established in 1999. The Program on Central and Eastern Europe Working Paper Series is about Pensions and Housing in Hungarian Welfare State Development. The Minda De Gunzburg Center for European Studies was at Harvard University. There are people who are missing a year of birth.

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texts: <mask> was a German author and graphic artist. He received awards for his works that connect illustrations with text. <mask> was born in Berlin and spent his formative years there. He studied graphic art at the Academy of Art in Mnchen in 1956. He was an author and a graphic artist. His first poem was published that year. He traveled through Europe, Africa, and America, and lived in Oetingen in Markgrflerland, in Berlin, in southern France, and in Tuscany.His work has appeared in many exhibitions. <mask> was a member of the PEN Center of the Federal Republic of Germany. He was a member of the Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur in Mainz. "For Your Own Good: Hidden Cruelty in Childrearing and the Roots of Violence" is a book written by Alice Miller. For ten days, my father blessed the palms of his child's outstretched hands with a sharp twitch. It takes seven strokes a day to make one hundred and forty strokes. The child's innocence was ended by this.I don't know what happened in Paradise involving Adam, Eve, Lilith, the serpent, and the apple. I was driven out of paradise by my father. <mask> died in January of 2020 at the age of 84. The Preis Junge Generation of the Berliner Kunstpreis was awarded the 1959 Immermann Prize. 1959 Nebelhrner, Stuttgart. The Toten, Stierstadt, and Die Stadt are from 1960. There was a theater in 1960.Im Land der Umbramauten was founded in 1960. M. 1962 Dunkler Sommer und Musikantenknochen, Berlin. In Berlin, in 1968, Amsierpapiere, in 1969 Die Balladen des Thomas Balkan, and in 1969 Gedichte aus Biafra. Berlin 1979 Sure, Dsseldorf 1979 Das Dings da, Dsseldorf 1980 Die Sachen der Liebe, Berlin Vater, Dsseldorf, in the Main 1980 ist das bucklicht Mnnlein. 1981 Anabasis, Mnchen. The wahre Muftoni was held in 1982.Mnchen Ein roter Faden was born in 1982. In 1983 Sein Herz is in Berlin, and in 1984 in Souterrain. Mnchen bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht bericht be The name of the city was Mnchen. Mnchen 1986 Sieben Bltter fr Monsieur Bernstein. In 1987 there were Berliner Doodles, Berlin, Dsseldorf, Limbo, Mainz, and Hundert Gedichte. 1988 Die Kirschbume, Warmbronn, Pferdefu, Ravensburg.Shalamuns Papiere was born in Mnchen. In 1992 Votiv, Warmbronn, in 1993 Stein, in 1994 Sidus scalae, and in 1995 Gesang. Berlin 1995 Eine Hngematte voll Schnee, Warmbronn 1995 and Dsseldorf 1996 Merkmalminiaturen. In 1997 Dichter und andere Gesellen was located in Mnchen. In 1998 Jul Miller and Gifkendorf were in Mnchen. Warmbronn 2000 Zhne, Warmbronn 1999 Die Ruine desPrsidentenpalastes, Dsseldorf 2000 Schllkopf. Passau 2002 Suchbild: meine Mutter, Mnchen.The Schatten der Bume is in Mnchen. The graphic work was included in the 2003 exhibition catalogues. <mask>, Bcher, Bilderbcher, was born in 1973. Alles andere ist geschrieben, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielsweise, beispielswe 1993 : Wstenginster, Mnchen. The Allgemeine Erklrung der Menschenrechte was illustrated in 1990. The versetzbar, Stierstadt, was written by Wolfgang Dick.The Rechte des Kindes, Ravensburg, was written by Ruth Reichstein. References External links 1935 births 2020 deaths German graphic designers German artists Writers from Berlin German-language poets

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